Cloudy, yellow with a low, white head that lingers at the edge. Delicate aromas of grapefruit, mango, peach, honeydew melon, breakfast juice, or even fruit salad. The taste is similar, with a slightly more pronounced maltiness, wheat graininess, breakfast juice, a bit of zest, and well-hidden alcohol. Nothing special, more for a barbecue than for tasting.

A hazy, yellowish colour with a thick, creamy-white head that quickly dissipates. Aroma of exotic fruit, light maltiness, and a touch of zest. The taste is similar, delicate but juicy. Medium body, smooth texture, and delicate effervescence. Low carbonation. Good, but rather one-dimensional. I was expecting something extra.

The beer has a hazy, orange-gold colour with a delicate white head that fades rather quickly. The aroma is delicate citrus and tropical notes with a slight oatmeal undertone. The taste is similarly balanced, with a decent tropical and citrus juiciness, delicate and creamy, yet stimulating and satisfying to drink. The bitterness is subdued, zesty, with a hint of grapefruit albedo, and this sharper note may be due to the alcohol, which is generally well-hidden. This is a dangerously drinkable beer!

Dark brown with a slight head. The aroma is chocolate milkshake. The taste is burnt caramel and molasses, with a touch of chocolate and yogurt. A chemical bitterness lingers for quite a while and spoils the overall effect.

Clear, golden colour, moderate white head. Sweetish malt aroma, a hint of wet cardboard, reminiscent of lemon dish soap from the can. Fairly light body, low carbonation and bitterness. Rather hollow, slightly corny with lemon accents. Drinkable.